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The bank released hoards of documents—nearly 6000 pages—to a House committee including communications as well as correspondence with other global banking regulators.

The Libor manipulation scandal raised concerns by the House Financial Services Committee about the possibility that the New York Fed turned a blind eye to the practice.

A spokesman for the New York Fed said the documents are consistent with earlier releases of Libor-related documents centering only on Barclays, the firm that was the initial subject of the rate manipulation case.